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To own Sable Offshore, you have to believe the company can turn a capital-intensive, pre-revenue project into a producing asset despite legal, operational and financing complexities. The story still turns on securing approvals for its Santa Ynez and OS&T plans, managing litigation outcomes in California, and getting to first hydrocarbon sales before its higher-cost debt structure becomes too tight. The new US$250 million at-the-market equity program slots directly into that picture: it potentially strengthens liquidity and supports project spend, but at the cost of further dilution on top of last year’s sizeable capital raise. In the near term, that trade-off could blunt some upside from any positive permitting or project milestones, while modestly reducing balance sheet risk if management uses the flexibility carefully.
However, investors should be aware of how rising financing costs and ongoing dilution interact over time. Our valuation report here indicates Sable Offshore may be overvalued.Five Simply Wall St Community members have published fair value estimates ranging from about US$10.52 to just over US$105.15 per share, showing how far opinions can stretch. Set against Sable’s new at-the-market equity program and its still pre-revenue, loss-making profile, this spread underlines why you may want to compare multiple risk and funding scenarios before forming your own view.
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